By deleting this constructor overload, it fails to compile if
you pass a temporary font to this parameter slot. That includes
code like
sf::Text text("", sf::Font());
but more importantly it prohibits code like this
sf::Font getFont()
{
sf::Font font;
// load a font...
return font;
}
sf::Text text("", getFont());
The same idea can be applied to setFont() to prevent setting fonts
from a temporary.
Credit to Jonny for the idea
Co-authored-by: JonnyPtn <jonathan.r.paton@googlemail.com>
This ensure that tools like run-clang-tidy don't try to analyze them
and better mimmicks how Doctest would behave if we were depending on
Doctest via find_package instead.
Skip Android, iOS, and Framework builds simply because I can't get
them to work and don't want that holding up getting the rest of the
install tests merged.
Skip the Static DRM install test because there's a bug in the install
that needs to be fixed.
Test output now shows the module name left-aligned so you can easily
browse to see what modules have what tests and know what module a
failing test is coming from.
On poor network connections, the call to getPublicAddress may hang
indefinitely. If it is to succeed, let's require that it succeed
within a reasonable time frame to put an upper limit on how long
this test takes to run.
SFML convention is to only use "" includes when the header is in
the same directory as the file including it. Because these test
util headers are in a separate directory, it makes more sense to
include them via <>.
This ensures that if a printing function is not provided, compilation
fails. This prevents problems where a header is accidentally removed
that was previously providing an operator<< overload or prevents
new tests from being added without print support for all directly
tested types.
